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Mutant Students? What's
that? (According to Webster's it's a noun — an organism or individual that
differs from the parental
strain or strains as a result
of mutation.) The students
themselves offer several
definitions. "A person who
is educated beyond their
intelligence." Another definition is any of a kingdom
(animalia) of living beings
typically differing from
plants in capacity for
spontaneous movement
and rapid motor response
to stimulation, and who
gather together for pleasure or entertainment ("or
a bunch of drunks"). John
Schmalz said, "Our goals
are to party and then party
some more. We have no or-
"Many of the mutants have graduated,
at least one at the top of her class, and
are now leading somewhat normal
lives. Watch out — some of the mutants
have baby mutants."
*More
ganization; activities &
events are not planned but
just happen."
The Mutant Student Association has been active
on campus since the spring
of 1985. Since then, it has
spread and now has members at Texas A&M University and Texas Tech
University. Also there are
Mutant Students living in
California, Michigan, and
North Carolina, as well as
a British subject working
at the British Embassy in
Czechoslavakia.
Anyone has the potential to be a mutant student.
All you have to do is survive a cretin weekend with
the Mutants and you are
one. Many of the Mutants
have graduated, at least
one at the top of her class,
and are now leading somewhat normal lives.
And watch out, some of
the mutants have baby
mutants. Many students
wonder, why the name
"Mutant Students"? Answer — "why not?"
MUTANT STUDENT ASSOCIATION — Front: John,
Zaide, Tommy, Eggplant, Bobbie. Middle: Shannon, Brian,
Simmons, Chrissie, Greg, Tina,
Rebecca, Cynthia, Patti. Back:
Sam, Josh, Phil, Bobbi, John,
John, Elva, Danny, Deborah,
Rick, Don.
John, Zaide, and Bobbie
take a cold water hair
wash. Photo by John
Schmalz
Eggplant, the guard frog,
keeps one eye on the beer.
Photo by John Schmalz
REBELS WITHOUT A
CAUSE — Front: David
Cruz, John Brewer. Back:
Richard Orellana, Arnulfo
Zuazua, Santos Reyes, Nelson
Orellana, Mike Shulak, Fernando Orellana.
230 University of Houston
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